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Reinhard Gehlen (Erfurt, 3 aprile 1902 – Berg, 8 giugno 1979) è stato un generale tedesco. È stato il Generalmajor della Wehrmacht che durante la seconda guerra mondiale ha ricoperto il ruolo di capo dei servizi segreti sul fronte orientale
Reinhard Gehlen (3 April 1902 – 8 June 1979) was a German career intelligence officer who served the Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, the U.S. intelligence community, and the NATO-affiliated Federal Republic of Germany during the Cold War.
20 nov 2021 · Reinhard Gehlen nacque in quel di Erfurt, la capitale della Turingia, il 3 marzo 1902. Figlio di due cattolici praticanti, che per lui sognavano una carriera accademica, Gehlen, una volta adulto, avrebbe fatto il contrario di quanto desiderato dai genitori.
9 nov 2020 · In 1945, Reinhard Gehlen cut a deal with the CIA to head the Gehlen Organization, a group of ex-Nazi spies that infiltrated the Soviets for the U.S. After getting away with secretly plotting to assassinate Hitler in 1944, he remained the Führer's most-trusted spy until just before Germany's defeat.
- Morgan Dunn
Reinhard Gehlen (* 3. April 1902 in Erfurt; † 8. Juni 1979 in Berg am Starnberger See) war ein Generalmajor der Wehrmacht. Er war Leiter der Abteilung Fremde Heere Ost (FHO), ab 1947 Leiter der nach ihm benannten Organisation Gehlen sowie von 1956 bis 1968 erster Präsident des Bundesnachrichtendienstes (BND).
Guderian’s estimates had been drawn up by Lt. Col. Reinhard Gehlen, a senior intelligence officer with the Foreign Armies East military intelligence unit of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht. Hitler’s response was to order Gehlen to be committed to an insane asylum.
14 gen 2022 · Reinhard Gehlen (center) and staff of the Wermacht’s Counter Intelligence Unit. (Getty Images) “By bankrolling Gehlen,” writes the Institute for Policy Studies, “the CIA unknowingly laid itself open to manipulation by a foreign intelligence service that was riddled with Soviet spies.
